Science, atheist Religion of the Future
Physical Sciences for July & August (77aH*) :
– New data delivery from Gaia telescope,
– James-Webb Telescope observed 2 galaxies colliding,
– Electrons’ trajectories influenced by impurities,
– Polarizing atoms so they are attracted to each other
Life Sciences for July & August (77aH*) :
– Cloning two seemingly healthy baby beagle puppies,
– First electric nanomotors made from DNA,
– Transform cells into totipotent stem cells,
– New “synthetic embryos”,
– Black bear serum to cure human muscles
Social Sciences for May & June (76aH*) :
– Vibrators are not just sex toys, but therapeutic devices too,
– Scientist more credible than a spiritual guru
New Technologies for May & June (76aH*) :
– A paper-thin high-quality loudspeaker,
– New light-based 3D printing method about 30 times faster
Physical Sciences for May & June (76aH*) :
– NASA nanosatellite sent to the Moon,
– W boson mass outside of standard model,
– An image of the Northern Clump
Life Sciences for May & June (76aH*) :
– Brain cells linked to Parkinson’s disease finally identified,
– Anti-inflammatories could increase chronic back pain,
– Muropeptides can influence neurones controlling appetite,
– Our cells take their ease in the curves,
– Immunotherapy eliminates rectal cancers
Social Sciences for March & April (76aH*) :
– Humility is related to positive mental health,
– Highly creative people’s brains works differently,
– Finding creativity through movement
New Technologies for March & April (76aH*) :
– New efficient process produces hydrogen using gallium, aluminum, water
Physical Sciences for March & April (76aH*) :
– Universe : a circles structures more than one million light-years in diameter,
– The 1,000-light-year-wide cosmic bubble around Earth
Life Sciences for March & April (76aH*) :
– Sound waves converts stem cells into bone cells,
– Effective gene therapy for a severe immune deficiency,
– Giant bacterium discovered in a Caribbean swamp,
– Our life may flash before our eyes upon death,
– Meat consumption correlated with greater life expectancy